I Love You Two Thousand (, ; ) is a 2023 Thai coming-of-age romantic comedy film written and directed by Naruebordee Wechakum. It stars Nuttanicha Dungwattanawanich (Nychaa), Nat Kitcharit, Kirana Pipityakorn (Fairy), Parita Rirermkul (Monet), Inthanon Seangsiripaisarn (Pupa), Suriyawit Thanomchaisanit (Yochi), Teerawate Suparwong (Lek), and Nopparoot Tanthanawikrai (VJ). The film follows a university student and her childhood friend, Gib and Tor, as they revisit their youth while watching over a group of adolescents grappling with love, friendship, and loss.

Produced by The Pipal Tree and distributed by Sahamongkol Film International, it was released on October 12, 2023, in Thai theaters.

Plot In 2003, Gib (Nuttanicha Dungwattanawanich), a college student bored with her life in Bangkok, returns to her provincial hometown to clear her mind. Her plans are disrupted when she unexpectedly runs into Tor (Nat Kitcharit), her former best friend whom she has been avoiding for years. While Gib struggles with her unresolved past, Tor remains confused about the true nature of their former relationship and the reasons behind her sudden departure.

Meanwhile, Gib's mischievous 14-year-old brother, Gun, faces his own dilemmas after falling for Ping, a new student at his school. Gun seeks dating advice from his friends Mon, Wat, Tai, and Sara, though their chaotic guidance frequently results in disaster. Gun's persistent attempts to win Ping over eventually drag Gib and Tor into the chaos. In the end, the wild antics of the teenage group force Gib and Tor to confront their own adolescent heartbreaks, causing them to reconsider their feelings for each other.

Cast The actors participating in this film are: Nuttanicha Dungwattanawanich (Nychaa) as Gib Nat Kitcharit as Tor Kirana Pipityakorn (Fairy) as Ping Parita Rirermkul (Monet) as Sara Inthanon Seangsiripaisarn (Pupa) as Gun Suriyawit Thanomchaisanit (Yochi) as Doraemon Teerawate Suparwong (Lek) as Tai Nopparoot Tanthanawikrai (VJ) as Wat Supranee Charoenpol (Kai) as Gib's mother Supoj Janjareonborn (Lift) as Gib's father Tee Doksadao as Wat's father Pimchat Narongbhiromkul (Ploy) as Morakot Somyos Matures (EddyHeng) as Uan Hayward Prescott (James) as George Phadej Onlahung as English teacher Isra Wechakum as rickshaw passenger Wannarat Rattanadat (Sunny) as rickshaw passenger Pruch Neamsri (Thungbeer) as publishing employee

Soundtracks "แค่บอกว่ารักเธอ (Just Say "Love")" by Pramote Vilepana "ไกลออกไป" by Day Tripper "แค่หนึ่งนาที" by D2B

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